Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
SUBURBAN GOSSIP.

SUBURBAN GOSSIP.
: An interesting Budget Of Personal IN,
General News.
>, NEADERvILLE.
!. J.McEvoy is able to be out again.
miss Laur Adams is one of tho bes
patrons OF the Butte Opera House.
Inc q at Knights of Labor Hall Fri
oay evening is one Of the events of the sea
son.
Inc Board of Trade saloon, owing to tn,
close. ~ ~
Eight teams went down rear the Clippe,
road. ~
a part OF the boarding house occupied by
MISS Sullivan has been torn down and re.
moved.
The Occidental is fourishing notwith.
standing the business depression in this
vicinity.
Mr.. Kelly wants to know who will nav
tne ground rent, If people continue to seek
ucW IOcAllCle6.
Miss Genevieve Mueller, OF Argenta, has
neen spending the past week with Mrs.
Thos. Hamlyn.
Mike Rooney has transferred his interest
in the Colorado saloon to Bogk 4 Lohse,
the expressmen.
Nose Arnold, who fell from a ladder while
engaged in painting Mr.. Weidman's house,
is slowly improving.
Mr.. Russell visited our schools Thursday
and expressed himself as well pleased with
their management.
Mr.. VIM. Fink, who took q contract for
getting timber for the new railroad, has
cut six thousand ties.
"When the Montana Copper Company's
Smelter Starts Again" is the title OF q song
composed by one OF our citizens.
Mrs. Chesley and her brother. Mr.. Burns,
are seriously i'll. b edeath OF their brother
has a depressing effect upon them.
Mr.: Adams was engaged last week in
working the Park road. This road is in
worse condition than was over known.
Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs. Gagnier, Mrs. Gil.
christ and Mrs. Suprenant were pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Sheridan, Of Clippers
Mills, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Swan, the aged man who was thrown
from his wagon in Meaderville two weeks
ago receiving serious injuries, died at DR..
Bishops Hospital Wednesday.
Burt Burns died Wednesday evening of
pneumonia at the residence Of his sister,
Mrs. Chesley. The funeral services were
in Butte Thursday.
A party consisting of Mrs. Rutledge, Mrs.
Combs. Miss Rose Moore, Messrs. Combs,
Harris and Miller, started for Gregson
Springs Thursday, where they will enjoy q
few days recreation.
The wedding of MI. Kelly, mentioned in
H MINER several weeks ago, which was
to have occurred loon after Lent, has been
indefinitely postponed. ,Meaderville was
looking forward to this wedding a. the
leading event Of the season.
Judge Herbert is rustling up his business. +
Tom Annear has returned from Gregson
/
John Cadigan leaves next week for Ceur
d'Alene.
The VAUDEVILLE base ball club meet 10
to-day.
Jerry Mullens returned yesterday for. his
Saratoga trunk. |
Miss Tillie Hall will return this week from
Salt Lake City. |
H. Weisman & Co. prove the enterprise
of VAUDEVILLE grocers.
Jos. Broughton & Co. employ five clerks
and two bookkeepers.
Preparations are being made for a new
engine at the Moulton.
Carter Barker thinks of going to White
5ulpher Springs to reside.
Joseph Annear returned from his ranch
Ut Camas, Idaho, Wednesday,.
William Currin and Ed McNamee started
Tuesday for the FIathead country.
Charley Williams leaves in y few days
or Wickes, in the interest of e. H. Camp.
oell.
Ed Reuinell, who has just returned from
IDAHO, is going to superintsnd the Marga-
ct Ann mill.
The children will give q concert this even
ng at M. E. Church for the benefit of the
school.
Miss Mamie Miller, who has been the
uest OF Mrs. Hall, returned Yesterday to
Ter home in Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rynel, who formerly re.
ided in Walkerville, returned Wednesday
o make it their future home.
Everybody, except owners Of express
7agons, is jubilant over the prospect of a
able road coming to Walkerville.
John Cronin and Tom Cooley will COM
work Monday on the Ella Brown
zine. They have engaged q large force of
len.
ak vile takes the cake for mud. We
ave mud WIZ n our sister camps are out
street sprinkle 8. Some more side. |
ak would help matters, however. L
Lawrence Gleason, the champion pitcher J
+ the VAUDEVILLE base ball club, informs ,
is friends that he will be united in matri-
to a Walkerville belle in the nearFfu. I
ure.
The Thorn brothers, old employees of the
l~oultcn. will cave for the Flathead u :
~ this week. Friends regret their loss ,
0 this community and extend their best
'ishes for their prosperity. |,
Mr.. Linden, clerk at JOS. Broughton &
o.'s, i'll company with Arthur Broughton,
for Granite yesterday, where po- :
await them at Fra evelle & Co.'s. !
he leading merchants of Granite. !
There will be a foot ball match this after !
Don between Walkerville and West Walk
rville. There will be six on a side. John
is captain of Walkerville and
cry H. Lynch is captain of the West :
club. |.
Thos. e. Bartle, of Central City, Colo i
ado, son of Mrs. Sarah Borlace, OF West !
7alkerville, has been seriously and per- :
APPS fatally injured while working in a {
line. His mother is FRUSTRATED with grief /
yer the unfortunate event. i
Patsy Clarke returned from the Ceur {
'Alenes on Friday. His friends listen in +
stonishmeLt at the recital of bis return
lip in a stage coach. The coach was re.
turned over. One time it upset
ear a snowbank and he alighted in snow
o to his neck. He walked six miles and y
arried a 4-year-old child through the in (
ement weather to relieve a lady passenger, :.
5 the passengers were all obliged to walk.
g
Three more weeks of school. 7
Mr.. Joseph Bennett is erecting a new res n
ence. T.
Mr.. Mullen's new dining hall is now COM t
Iet led. "
Clear Grit Terrace Is the Euclid avenue Of b
,nterville. y
Pedestrians are in favor Of n sidewal 3